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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-01-28

Pure honey in the comb at Humphrey
Bros.
Predictions for q February thaw are
now in order.
Mail twice a week is about the size OF
it nowadays.
There is something very substantial
about this winter.
Harry Cannon lost a valuable horse
one day last week.
A fine line of fresh, groceries just re.
ceived at Humphrey Bros.
The January thaw has undoubtedly
been postponed for an indefinite period.
Old BOreas interfered seriously with
the sociable at II. II. Stacks a week
age last Friday evening.
Henry SchnOrr, Warmers butcher,
was Stormed in owe night in Rondrll,
Monday, and likewise the stage driver.
VIM. Allen, of Spring Valley, Mimi,
and George Allen, of Mitchell, Dakota,
arrived last Sunday morning to attend
the funeral of their father, on Monday.
They returned this week.
Both houses of the territorial legiS-
lature have passed bills for the extern
sion of the time for paying taxes until
the first of June. Those OF our farmers
who are unable to pay their taxes at
present will thereby save considerable
interest and penalty.
The pleasing intelligence comes from
Minnesota of the marriage of our old
friend, Ed. NJ. Harper, of this place to
Miss Mabel Tower, of Hamilton, which
happy event took place January 5, 1897.
Eds large circle of friends hereabouts
Will once more welcome him to the
happy relation into which he has just
entered.
Death has again invaded our midst
and this time selected for its victim MIR.
John A. Allen, which sad event occur
red last Friday afternoon. He YVES
nearly seyenty-fOur years of age and
leaves several grown up sons and
daughters to mourn his loss. The fu-
neral services were held at the residence
of his son, A j. Allen with whom he
had resided for the past six years. last
Monday at II m. Rev, DR.. Larson, of
Aberdeen, preached a very eloquent
funeral sermon to the large congrega
ton of Sympathizing friends and rela.
tives in attendance, after which the re
mains of deceased were Inferred in
lakewood cemetery.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-01-28
All Sorts.

A writer in the San Francisco Chron-
icle tells Of n glass road bed liz the yell
lowstone Park. In a certain part of the
park volcanic glass, or obSidian,
abOundS, and 10 make a carriageway
fires were built along the proposed
route. and then when cold water was
poured upon the heated surface, thus
cooling it suddenly, the glass broke in
10 fragments. which were easily re-
moved, and thus a road was formed.
The correspondent writes that the glass
oozes from the rocks like gum from a
tree. 1t is almost black. quite Opaque.
and the edges of it; when Clipped off
at a proper angle, are as sharp as razors
TIE latest invention that has been
patented is a chair and hustle com
bined, an illustration of which may be
seen in the Scientific American OF last
week. This is probably as great an in
yention as any, as it enables the wearer
TO wea a hustle with a chair so attached
that when she desires TO sit down she
will have her chair right with her, IN
beknown to the outside world. Es.
pecially will it be very convenient when
riding in a crowded street car, for she
will then have a place TO put her seat.
Egotistical Sullivan, of pugilistic
fame. is contemplating writing Il book
of himself. What next?
Col. Patsy Cardiff, it you please.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-01-28
C%nnSmlnnfinn Cured.

An old physician, retired froTn practice
having had placed in his hands by an
East India missionary the formula for a
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure of consumption,
bronchitis catarrh, asthama, and all
heart and lung affections, also positive
and radical cure for nervous dibiiity and
all nervous complaints, after having
tested its wonderful curative powers III
thousands of cases, has felt ii his duJy TO
make it known to his suffering fellows.
Actuated by this motive and a desire t.
relieve human suffering, will send free
of charge, to all who dcSireit this receipt
in German, French, or English, with full
directions for preparing and using.
Sent by mail addressing with stamp,
naming this paper, " a Moves, l49
Block, Rochester, \. Y.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-01-28
The PIONEER PRESS
FOR
DAKOTA!
Gilbert A. Pierce

Resigns his position as governor OF Dakota and be-
comes associate editor Of the Pioneer Press, in charge
Of its new
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-01-28
RONDELI4.
Presbyterian Church.

In the Powell school house every other Sunday
at II o'clock a. m.
REy. +. /. DAWES, Pastor
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-01-28
DAKOTA

tits with great pleasure that the Pioneer Press an
'ncunces to the people Of Dakota. that her justiy pcb-
ular governor, the Hon Cilbcu A. Pierce, well
known as a Journalist of ability, has accepted the POI
sition Of its associate editor in special charge Of its
Dakota department. MR
As governor he has been the servant ef no faction,
Of no section. but OF the whole people Of Dakota, and
has won universal prsise.
Aseditor he will exercise the same high ability IN
ar even higher service Of the same people.
file will be assisted by a large corps OF correspond
ents throughout the territory, and by special leg
islstive reporters. All Of the news arrangements
and telcgraphic service Of the Pioneer Press will be
al his disposal.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-01-28
DAK0TA NEWS

Under a special head viii form a scasnre Of each
daily issue Of the Pioneer Press. Ga Saturday a
a s~upplement will be dev~ted especially 70 Dakota
Interests with editorials by Governor Pierce.
The subscription rates Of the Pioneer Press are as
follows.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13
Notice to BUYERS.

Read investigate, then invest in
80 it on Waco below Central, improved,
$500.
80 it on Waco below Elm, improved, $1,000
100 ft on Waco below Thirteenth, unim-
proved, $1,000
100 fit on Waco below Seventeenth, unin-
proved, 5000
100 ft on Waco below Eighteenth, unim-
proved, $1,000
Ali the above have eastern exposure.
75 ft on Central ave, Stephens ada, uninl-
proved, $500.
80 feet on Central west o. Ohio, improved,
81 200
81 fl on Elm near Waco, improved, 5000.
so it on Emporia below Thirteenth, uIiln-
proved, s., $50.
100 it on Emporia below Fifteenth, unim-
proved, $500.
125 fl on Emporia below Seventeenth, un-
improved, $4,000.
200 it on Fourth below Fifteenth, unim-
proved, $1,000.
80 it on W ater below Oak, improved, $1,000
$50 ft on Water helow Twelfth, Unimprov-
ed, $500.
100 it on Cleveland below Park, unimprov-
ed, $1,000.
200 it on Locust cor First, unirpl owed,
81 500
100 # on Milwood cor Anderson, uniin-
proved, 81 200.
Is fit on Millwood near Grand, unimproved
s900
Also acre property, the finest yet unellot-
ted We have but to show it to convince
you. REED, JACKaAN s. Co,
Room g., |44 n Main ST.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13
PHOTOS.

Rogers, the photographer, received an
other large camera last week and has tested
its merits. It is one OF the largest and finest
instruments in tbs west Some Of the work
on exhibition is receiving compliments from
all.
Mr. Rogers operator is Brittinghem, one
of Riders operators at Cleveland, Ohio
Retoucher, Mr.. a. D. Bush, of Geriss studio
Chicago. Printer, Z. E. Sawyer, Brad
shaw's studio, Quincy, IL
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13
Nn.icc 70 SteckhoiAerh.

c,arsrai Offices Wichita & Colorado Pail
way Company, Wichita, kan January
-. ISS1.
Tn. annual meeting Of stockholders ot the
wichita & Cclorslo railway company. for
the election Of directors for he ensuing
ve.r. and for the transaction of suca ether
business a. u.sy come hstose tsss meeting
Iii :. F,sId st the Office os said com pa1y II
In. c,ty OF Wichits. Kansas, On " esine-aay.
,he "a day Of March next, 4 D. 1871. 81 -
c,'rl,-k a NJ, or az anv hour thereafter ihst
a quorum raay be present.
J. II. RICHARDS. Vice Pres.
e4gr Kos HAgEEs. se-zesz-y-
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13
WANTED.

The man Lewis, who was arrested some
days ago at Andover for stealing cattle, has
decided to plead guilty. He was accompa-
MED by another lad it seems, who has not
been arrested. He helped drive the cattle to
this city, and then gave his pard the G.. B.
1t is thought by some that the party de-
sired is stopping in the city He is reported
to have been seen in one of the dens Friday
uirht
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13
BOOTH DRAMATIC CHAT

The Booth Dramatic club will meet on
Wednesday evening next at the residence of
Miss Cora Miller. No 5o1 South Lawrence
avenue. Tie members and all who have
been spoken TO in regard to membership. are
earnestly requested to be present
De. VAN. PEARaAN, Pres.
J. X. LEWIS, Sec'y.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13
" heeler's addition.
Look Out for Bargains.

Our buyer is now in the eastern market,
buying 0n immense spring stock, and IN or
der to make room for them we this day com
mence the greatest markdown sale on record
on Overcoats, Reefing Jackets, Heavy Suits,
Underwear, Gloves, Fur caps, etc. At these
prices it will pay you to buy them for cext
winter. LUTTRELL BROS,
I@2 Douglas ave, bet Main and Market.
Hh-ff
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13

The firm OF P. H. Haley & Co. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent All debts con
tracted by the old firm will be settled by p
H. Haley at 223 North Main street, Wichita,
Kansas. p. II. HALEY,
d76lt* Wichita Kansas.
+. P. PERRIN & Co, Kansas City. No.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13
CAPTURED.

Under Sheriff Brown received telegram
last night from Garnett stating that Henry
Bobby, one of the cattle thieves, was captur-
ed about fifteen miles east Of that place.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13
REHABILITATION.
FUNERAL NOTICE.

f. +. Frank died Friday night. He viii
be buried this afternoon at 2 O'Clock from
his residence. 40 South Fourth avenue
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13
Vaults and Time Locks.
special Notice.

WB. Ecndryx viii be found on the Uni
varsity Plac. from 10 a n. 20 l2 II and from
5 p. n; TO p. m, and all persons who wish
to look at lots OF transact business there
viii be accommodated Mr.. Coop has few
lots for sale on EiiEaSeth avenue. These
lots are first class and Will only be offered q
short time. DIX
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13
Important.

Get your stoves repaired at the Wichita
Stove Repair shops, Nos. 16 and IS L. ELM
and 5l5 ~ Mainstreet. THOs MUNRO,
76-eod* Propris istor
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13
Notice.

To all real estate agents and to whom it
may concern: | have this day withdrawn
all my property from the market in Wichita
and vicinity. J. +. THOMPSON.
Wichita, Kas., Feb. II, 1897 d76-1t+
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13
SPORTING.
BICYCLE CLUB.

About two weeks since several of cur en-
terprising young men took it into their
heads to get bicycles, and proceeded at once
with true Wichita spirit, to organize club.
Wichita never does things by halves, and
yesterday they sent an order to the ''Colunl-
bia' Manufacturing company for fifteen
Expert bicycles, the best that are made,
and costing Sl25 each
This VIII be popular psstimo the coming
season, as the young gentlemen composing
the club are of high standing in business and
social circles. The club starts with the foi-
Iwing ranes:
Harry West, James L. Meal, Charles
Miller, Dave Walker, Chas. II. Morehouse,
Paul Ozawne, Chas Lawrence, Lutte Smith,
E. Z. Liademuth, Frank Jones, Harry
Leish, H. n Dubois, Af Burwell, 4. T.
Frey, w. G. Jones.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13

II you want 20 make money don't forget 70
cali on i. Drukker q Co.. toe i've real estate
brokers They have some good haF-aiE1s IL
Main stres: lots and property on tolIaze
hill Lots in al parts q The city Sc-z4e
good hoslsa=. etc. etc Vow u your tire %
invest and ton'E ron fergst IL No. lsl Sertn
Main -tr>s.. ssstws~sa DoGz.as &nd First
- Gfsktt
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13

Notice is hereby given that my property
has been Withdrawn from the Market.
16-1t& s. J. HELLAE
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13


Read and drop in ". o. Riddell 6; Cos
Office over the Kansas National bank, No.
134i5 Main street, and they VIII write you
deed and make you happy as well "a money.
This Office does strictly commission busi-
ness and sell straight goods at owners
prices. Read the list, it is good
30 Il cor of Emporia and English. $4,000
so it cor Waco bet Central aud Elm 5ooJ
6 lots cor Waco ST bet ii and - 81 cor. 500
80 It Main st 10000
a few lots on Water st bet Park and
10th ................................ 1900
80 ft on Topeka ave bet English and
Waterman ........ $500
so f. on Enporia bet Douglas s lst
ST. lr.f
- # Topeka bet IA and 18th st - 24o0
65 IT Market bet Central and Elm. $50
80 ft Water st bet Douglas and Isl SITS. $1,000
% ft on cor Oak and Water st ....... 9aoo
500 f. on cor Market and eth ST.. 1900
% X on Ellis ave, east front ...--.... 1850
15 ft on South Lawrence east front. 1900
100 # on Waco bet Park and 10th St.. 400
100 # on Waco bet 10th aud 18th ST.. 240o
le0 # on Market bet Park and 10Th st. $3.50
,5 Is and fine 7-room house Lawrence
ave NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. StJ
IS It on Topeka bet 10Th and lIth SIS. 400
- # cor Ernporia and lst st.....-..... 1890
% f Central ave cas-: as:..... 1000
20 Il cor Main and Orme st........... $3.50
- # On Enporia bet Orme .nd Ael-
fogE Observation-Disclosures. 9u,'y
IS lots in Burr's addition, per lot. ze0
50 # on Enporis bet Morn. and Levi. 500
Four lots here, and four lots there, and ia
al parts OF the city
W. o. RrpDELI. & Co.
Nc. lssi. over Kansas National hank Main
street. eSE
Whexia-.s asa
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13

II. Director. of tAs Eyich5ss ss=hoos q
gs1=i< desire % inform Ii. pzslir ti1zs thy
VIII lie a. Toe sc.cA. Va. - North Main
stree. from 70 ; O'Clock 2. n daily fo- tSe
ryurposs of receiving paYlss, AID g1vlzS sry
information ttaaE nay t-s e.zz4-et regarding
las s-zcoi d-sf
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13
PATIENCE.

1alliGl BROW
Rapturous Msidens-Mrs. ". P. Stern and
the Misses Sappenfeld, Woodeock, Fab
rinue, Tusch, Woodbury., Niederiander.
York, Osborn, Suits, Ross, Litteu. S.Tuhie,
Baldwin. Miller, Hszen ard Ross
Dragcou Guarcs-SesTs. Garst, Sracker.
Aeeker. Gully, Hszsn. Eoffmaster, Miner,
Daiby. Ladd, BALDWIN, Shepard. Evans,
Ramsey, Armstrong and Owens
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13

Notice to whom it may cOncern-All my
is Off the market for the present
O. MARTINSON.
February Il, 1887. 16-1t
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13

Mr.. G. A. Dyre yesterday bought seven
lots on Rock Island avenue Of the Rock Is
land Town company for S2l,7 100
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13

Col 81. Stewart fled his bond Yesterday
for one hundred thousand dollars as treas
urer Of Garfield university.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13

Boys boots SC, at the Parlor Shoe store,
1 doors west Manhattan hotel. 75-2t
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13
Ncttee Eai.fe,e.

Al sin6s II bailii8g s-o.e constantly On
hand Cali On the Augusta sicHs company,
~ East Do1gi&s avenue. d3lA't
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13

We alwavE have spszcssl bargains ea Col
feea Eftt az: viclaity frcE1 - fe0s I0- 70
an sy-zz-rc tEacs Ass@z, Graham & JoEsss
-
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13
No MANS Land.

Read the Enterprise advertisement on las
pnCp
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13

Fine and coarse boots at cost. Parlor
Shoe Store. four doors west OF Manhattan
| hotel G15-2t
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13

Jerome Juengst, of Louisville, Kentucky,
called yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13

J. L. Bro n, Of Brown g. Co., druggists.
Topeka, was in the city yesterday to make
some investments in Wichita real estate.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13

There is colony organizing composed of
men who mean business, ami are going into
No Mans Land The first detachment will
start with teams inside of week.
Parties goby rail from here TO the border OF
tie s.a.e, thence south to the west end of the
strip, and will follow the Canadian river
east, find the most desirable location for the
colony. meet the trains and take them to it.
Another portion of the colony will leave
here about 4 month later Those interested
in this scheme are going and to stay; others
desirous of going with this colony can get
further information by calling at room Is,
2j6 n Main, front room. 81 floor, over In
dian bakery. 16-lt*
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13
List of Gona Earc.iHs.

Take Cannon Ball Stage" from Cullison
for Greenshurg 53-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13

Mr.. w. w. SWEET, Of st. Louis, general
agent of the Equitable Life Insurance Soci-
ETY. arrived in the city yesterday morning.
He, on some of his former visits, invested in
real estate with the usual happy result Yes
terday he invested some more, and says
Wichita is the talk of the east and is going
to be one OF the great cities Of the west.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13

j. A. Newcome, president Of the Pittsburs
& Western Railway company, is in the city,
the guest of Attorney S. B. Amidon. Mr.
Newcome says that Wichita is bound to be
railroad center and large city, and conse-
quen.ly is buying very heavily Of real estate.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following are the real estate transfers
corded in the register Of deeds Office yester-
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-31
GRAND LODGE REPRESENTATIONS

Connectlcut's representatives to go
to Denver to Attend the Reunion of
the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows.
Grand Representative Lorin Fl. Stannard
and William b. Conley of Bridgeport, repre-
sentatives from the Grand lodge of Connec-
ticut, and Ellery Camp of this city, and R.
E. Paddock and William Fl. Stevenson of
Bridgeport, representatives of the Grand En-
campment of Connecticut, will leave for Den
yer, where the session of the Sovereign Grand
lodge of Odd Fellows holds its session this
year on Monday, Sept. ~, via West Shore,
Grand Trunk and Chicago and Grand Trunk
| RAILROADS, arriving at Chicago Wednesday
| morning, September IA, where they will
| meet the representatives from other parts of
the country where an entertainment has been
arranged by the Chicago members of the or
| der, leaving Chicago in the afternoon via
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific railroad ar
irving at Kansas City Thursday, where they
| will be met by delegation of Odd Fellows
of the great State of Kansas, where such
courtesies as time will permit will be shown
to the visiting brothers, thence by the Union
Pacific to Topeka where other courtesies will
| be extended, stop Of five hours being made
pOSo3
| be continued arriving in Denver on Friday,
| Septemble 16.
On Saturday, the 18th, grand excursion
will be made into the mountains for grand
representatives and the ladies accompanying
them. On Sunday, the 18th, religious SER
vices will be held in st. James cathedral,
the grand chaplain, Rev. DR.. Vinable, ofiei-
ating, at which an elaborate musical pro-
gramme will be rendered by the cathedral
| choir. The Sovereign Grand lodge will be
| formally received and welcomed on Monday
morning at the Tabor Opera House and es-
corted thence to the hall provided for its
daily sessions in the Chamber of Commerce.
The past grand representatives reunion will
| be held on Monday evening in the Grand
Opera House. An excursion exclusively for
the ladies will be given on Tuesday to the
Garden of the Gods. The grand parade
takes place on Thursday afternoon, when the
military branch of the order will for the
second time anticipate, at which time it is
expected that ten thousand ehevaliers and
thirty thousand subornate members will be
in line. On the evening of that day a grand
entertainment will be given by the famed
G. A. R. Flambeaux club of Topeka Kan
sas, who will give their famous pyrotechnic
display. Other excursions and entertain
ments have been provided to fill the remain
der of the week, SO that the visitors to the
City of the Plains will not suffer for want of
amusement
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-31
NASH STREET MISSION.

Preparing for the Schools Annual Pic
MICA Festival TO-night-The New
Chapel.
This evening the people of the Nash street
mission hold q peach and ice cream festival.
large number will enjoy this social occa-
sion. The Sunday school of the mission
hold their annual picnic next Wednesday at
the Cold Springs woods, where they have
picnicked for several successive years most
satisfactorily. The school decided by vote to
picnic there again. Superintendent Preston
was busy Monday night at the rooms arrang-
ing for the customary variety of games and
athletic sports which constitute most popu-
lar feature of the schools picnic, both for
young and old. The new chapel on Law
renee street is being plastered. It will be
we'll fitted up and there will be baptistry
provided
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-31
THE REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.

Getting Ready TO Make a $4,000 Ems
prOvement OF the Building-An
Addition ON the ReAr-Mamy Interma
Alterations of the Premises.
The Republican league building will soon
undergo substantial renovation and marked
improvement, the plans for which are now
being completed. The improvements will
cost about 5000. The premises are to be
enlarged by the building of an addition in
the rear by means of which and other cham
ges the dining room, assembly room and bill
lizard room will be considerably enlarged. A
bowling alley will also be made in the base
ment. Other changes and improvements are
on the programme which will render the
League building very fine one in all re-
spects and great credit to the organization.
Undoubtedly the completion of the work will
be made the occasion of very pleasant re-
ception or reopening. Il
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-31


The will of the late e. N. WeIch of Bris-
iol, has been lodged for probate in the Bris-
toll Probate Office. Among other features of
it 1t provides that:
IL. The stock in the First National bank
of New Haven is to be set aside and kept dis
tinet from the other estate for ten years and
after the debts, legal liabilities and legacies
have been satisfied, the balance of the &C
crued dividends goes to his three children,
and at the expiration of the ten years the
bank stock becomes part of the residue.
The codicils give the absolute use, i'm
provements and income of all lands houses
and other real estate named in the original
will TO James H. WEIGH during his life, and
to Harmanus NJ. WEIGH, in trust for James
all the personal estate falling to him accord
ing to the original will.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-31

No. 5. $4,000 Purse. Grand Special Stake.
N. Y. Wagner, Marshall, Mich. names m Lo
retta T.
George A. singerly, Philadelphia, Pa, names CHI g
Prince Wilkes.
andrew Kaul, st. Mary's, Pa, names br m Astral.
w. G. Trimble, Newburg, N Y, names oh Gsr-
net.
W. H. Mccarthy, Lexington, KY, namss b Pa
tron.
Frederick Willets New York, names b m Myrtle.
j. B. Lewis, Louisville, Ky, names m Rosaline
Wilkes
H. c. Woodruff, Mineola, L. l.. names CHI & Dan.
No. 6. Purse 81 goo. 2:24 Pace. $500 to 1st, $3.50
to I'd, $3.50 to 80, 800 to 4th
A. [. Sardy, New YORK, br Joe jefferson :.
=. E. Geers. Columbia, Tenn, b Iderim.
w ID. Mccarthy, Lexington, Ky, b Bud Crook
W q. Mccarthy, Lexington, Ky, Johnny
j. $. Coates. Goshen N Y. blk e Jersey Boy. =
F; M. Dodge, Pittsdeld, Mass, CHI m Columbus
w F. Ogden Philadelphia Pa h m blanche.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-31
THREE BRIDGES no BE TAINTED.

A Joint Meeting of the Board OF
Public Works and Board of Select
men to be Held Tonight to Take
Action.
A joint meeting of the committees on
roads and bridges from the board of public
works and board Of selectmen was held in
the town agents Office last evening. It waa
voted to recommend that the following
bridges be painted: Chapel street, Tomlin-
son and Lewis. The bridges are to get two
coast of paint on top and one on the under
side. 1t was also recommended that the
work be done by the day, the city to furnish
the materials. A special joint meeting of
the board of selectmen and board of public
works will be held Tonight at 750, when the
matter will be discussed and the committees
recommendations adopted.